Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 11, Number 20, Plymouth, Marshall County, 18 January 1866 — Page 2

VOLUME 11

THE PLYMOUTH WEEKLY DEMOCRAT. NUMBER 20.

nunniruairmn n mi firm im ! Democratic sialc Convention. THE PIMlOOTll DEMOCRAT.1, Msonu dcboct.uo sut. - j central Committee of Indiana, held at In-

I dianapolis on the Sth Jay cf January 1SG0, !

j it was unanimously

liesou eJ, I hat the I'cmocracy of Indi-

8. l. u.titvuv, j

Filitors.

PL YM OLTJ!, I S I I ,l :

; ana be requested to elect Delegates to a

i Convention to be held at IXDIAXAPU

-ST 1

Pinn for f&uorguiiizliig; tlic Army An elaborate plan for the organization of the regular army, drafted by ling. Gen. James S. Briabin, h?i been placed in the hands of members of Congress. It is for an army of 1GÖ.0Ö0 men: makes the regi

ments tea companies tron:r: drops two I

Majors in cavalry regiments, and gives two Second Lieutenants to companies; and provides for th-3 appointment of General-in-Chief, 3 Genarals, IG Mujor-Gencrala, and C2 IJrijradier-Geucrals: also, for a fiald

j sentiments iu regard to the present comli- 'staff and a department staff. One half of

j tiou of the country, and to nominate ofii- promotions are to be made according to cers of State to be supported at the eu?u seniority, and the other haY according to i ing Oetober election. . merit, "to be determined by Boards of

It was also agreed that the basis of j Lxamtners. It requires an officer to serve representation iu tha Convention, be onejtwo Jear;s in xh line bcforc eatering the i , . r i i i .f, staff of the armv, and make3 West Point delegate for every cue hundred and fifty ft sUflfsclool Qae Mn votes cast fur Doctor Athon, the Democrat- necessary examination may enter the arm v

io candidate for Secretary of Jbtatein as Second Lieutenant. The idan exempts

ouifcrs salenes from taxation, allocs

o Incurs to borotira latter Jo y:ar3 services

T n C U 3 D A Y. J A N. IS ISßC. T-IS. OX THURSDAY THE FIF(TEENTII DAY OF MARCH, 1 SOG. lor i tu Ji --- - ; the purpose of giving expression to their

acd one delegate for crerv fraction of

The funda-nsutal doctrine which under- gevengvc autj ov.rj Änj tjiat tie Jcmoc. es all Southern oiet v to-dv, and winch 1 .. PT r " m -u.i.v..u . , ' . i ' . r i racy and con?erTative men of Indiana, meet .ru the ba.is of the Presidents policy '

V"e notice that several of our cotempo-

lie.i

of reconstruction, is that the nezro is not Saturday the 3d day of March, ISüo, at

by inherent right a citizen, and that he ; the county scat of each county, to select

has no riht3 winch white men are bound i delikates to attend the State Convention

to respect. This U the theory of Prase dent Johnson, of Senator IW.iitle, Ccnyan. an 1 of Representative Riymonl. TiiM is the faith of all copperheads and rebels Chicajo TriLane. As, in the vocabulary of tho Chicago Tribune, "copperhead' au I "rebel" means Democrat, and PcnDcrat means ' copprhoad" and "rebal." We have thu abolition organ of the great Northwest as our authority foran louncing to oir realerithe acquisition to the Democratic part of

namc of prominent gentlemen in tue

democratic party, as candidate.! for the several offices to be filled at the next fall lection. We have no names to suggest; the nominees of the State convention will receive our cordial support, relying as wq do on the wisdom and patriotism of thee who are cUosan as delegates to that body.

We hope to have a sound platform, such J

President Johnson, S jaatow DoriiUfe and j m genuine democrats can cordially endorse,

Cowan and Congressman Raymond, e lit.tr-in-chief of the Xer York 27,i v. Xor is

this all our authority. IL-very promlnon t j "egro-cquality dogmas of the bunion

and gives them the right to hold civil oSice while in retirement. It incorporates the old regular army as a part of the new

army, and prescribes ru!ea fur uniform

leaves cf absence, furlough?, and court martial.'. A bill of twenty-two sections ban liPtVI llVn3lVM fiiir.r!s?nr ihn Yiliti

rancs arc bringing before tho puohc the prijposei anc; aa elaborate document in

pamphlet form accompanies it.

with ab!e,"rcliable democrats as our stan

dird bearer?, who are untainted with the

abolition journal in the country and every prominent abolition politic'üu in the coun try echoes this statement of the enterprising nd powerful Tribune ; and as abolitionists rule the Senate and House of Representatives and nine-tenths of the

the States, we may safely conclude the announcement cfHcial. It afiordi us pleaiure to be able to mako this statement. Johnson, Poolittlc, Cowan and Raymond have heretofore belonged to and acted with the abolition party, and wer powerful auxilarie3 thereto, inasmuch as they have sererally beea elected to the highest and most honorable positions within the gift of the people. Yc are rejoiced that these able gentlemen finally appreciate tho correctness of Democratic principles, and possess the manly courage to openly avow them. This powerful addition to the Democratic cause is a striking exemplification that "Truth is mighty and will prevail.' It is not vary strangs tint intelligent nnd honest men abandon a party which stigmatises a "rebels" all win do not avow their belief in perfect negro equality. If belief in this doctrine is a neeeioary accompaniment to "loyalty," we expect to noon we!come into our disloyal" ranks scores of such "rebels" as Johnson, Cowan, Raymond and Poolittlc.

radicals just now so rampant in Congress

A Pugilistic V.'rxcrr. At the "social hop" held at Huntsman Hall on tho lid inat., our "colored sisters" appeared a la mode larisiavi 'and more too." Mauv Z H'ttü "cauie out" in gorgeous apparel on tlii 5 rsc:3!Qn their uchnt in LaPortc

under lh: nr.v order of thing- beaeeU! i

in robes bespangled with "gilt paper etari.'' One hwoet inmate ofniggerdoui made hcrrelf raiticularly noticeable by wearing a

dress of the most delicate and costly fabric, j

t.io skirts ct which, served the purpose of a floor mat, of which tho cloven pedal extrcmctics of the brother! found a rest.

Several times, during the progress of thr

and elsewhere. Give us these, and we are j festivities, did the garb of thi3 belle Afrl-

conSJent of success; without them wejfcmi' fcceome almost detached from the ought to suffer defeat. The experience .""Ylf'ty" f but

c , , ., . . ci nrrutu nut. uiBss cucroaciimeni' of the past we hope has lu.tably impressed Uy.on hcv -Hghts" until an ungodly specithe democracy with the importance of a imou of tho Ethiopian "fancy" unfortun-

firm adherence to the principles of Yv'ash

ington, Jefferson and Jacksou. Success

is within our reach, deieat is oon to follow in the footsteps of truculenco or schism.

ately suffered his

to touch the

XF.wspArKR Chang ks. Quite a number of changos have taken place in the newspapers of Indiana rcceutly. Among the number to which we have not alluded are the Fort Wayne Times Sc Sentinel. purchased by I. Zimmerman, of the Columbia City Post. The Columbia City Pott will be conducted under the Editorial management of Col. I. 15. McDonald, formerly editor of the -Yetr of that city, an able writer. The La Porte f'm'oii has passed into the hands of Messrs. M. & J. Culhiton, and is enlarged to a handsome lize. The Anderson Standard is now under

theaxclusivc control of our old friend Van. Long. I'ndcr hi.s jurisdiction the Standard will not laclc in interest, for he is what is termed a spicy writer, a true Democrat, and ever ready to defend the principles of that time honored party, against the false imputations of the black republican party. Wc ncticc that a new democratic paper has been established at Cambrige City, which made its appearance last week. Lafe Develin, is one of its editors, and thi3 is a odicicnt guarantee ot its soundness. Ye heard him make a few remarks at the famous liOth of May Convention, iu 130:2, at Indianapolis, when Huscall, the petty tyriat. governed the State, which suited our ideas of democracy exactly. Success to the new enterprise; and may it prove a power in putting down the defiant spirit of Julianism in the Durnt District,

The Rochester Standard notice the rather singular doing of a stranger in that place, as follow: One day last week a man who said his name was O'Dell, visited our town, and created quite an excitement in the way of buying goods, Sec. lie caused ten dollars worth of groceries to be carefully put up at ('. Chamberlains, seventy dollars worth of booti and shoes at Glick Pro's, and in fact lie bought goods at several places in town but did net take theni away or pay for them. He went to C. Hoovers and ordered a coffin for his wife, and also

went to Martin & wagoners and done the

same, they both went to work, but finally found out it was a sell, after they had each coffin about half finished. We are inclined to think he was a little ''cracked in the 'ead."

Giving Av.ay the Public I.tuuli io IVcgroes. A telegraph dispatch from Washington says: "The IIou3c Committee on Freedmen, authorized their Chairman to report a bill continuing the Rureau, and enlarging its powers in accordance with the recomendations of General Howard. Ths bill authorizes the President to set apart in the States of Florida, Mississippi and Arkansas, under the Homestead L:iw three millsons of acres of Government lands, the same to be allotted in parcels of fortv acreseacli tofreedmsn, at such rental as may be agreed on, and giving the freedmen the right to purchase the laud at any time by paying it3 valuation." Those who can read the above, without an intense feeli ig of disgust and indignation, are posst33ed of stronger love for the negroes than a wise philanthropy demands. This is but the entering wedge for the establishment of a set of negro coU onics in the south, which under the fostering care of white negroes in the north, will first ripen into political equality with the other States in the Union, than speedily degenerate to a level with the barbarian of Africa. This has been the programme of the more advanced radicals from the beginning. We shall see whether it can be carried into effect. A:; Eai roii's Yisit to Ply mo utii. Mr. Rippcy, editor of the Xwthern Lidianian. who calied on us the first Sunday after the great fira in this place, gives the

following a? the result of his observations while here : Plymouth looked bad with the' best business block iu the city in ruins; and what is worse, to think that the terrible fire was caused by the carelessness of a set of men who were drinking, smoking and playing cards until r. late hour at night. It is supposed that the fire caught from a lighted cigar that was thrown on the floor amongst souie shavings. We called upon S. L. Harvey, of the Plymouth Democrat, who accompanied us to the Episcopal Church in the morning. The ' church was handsomely decorated, r.nd is one of the neatest church buildings that wc have been in for somo time. Rev. Lusk delivered a very excellent discourse. We dined with our editorial friend at the Eating House of tho Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne v Chicago Railway. Wc have never set down to a better dinner in all our travels at a railroad eating houc. Tn the afternoon wc attended tho Presbyterian Sabbath School, which we were pleased to see wai largely attended by the young

ladies ?ud gentlemen ot Plymouth, r.nd is ably Coa lucicJ. Ju'lge Knight, of Wa bash, was present au'! delivered a very appropriate address. Af!cr Sabbath School wc called on 3Ir. Mattingly, oft!."'

Republican, and took tea with him, and at some very fine strawberries that he had canned for his son while in the service of his country and a prisoner in the hands ot the rebel i. They had been sent to Florence, and then from thero to Richmond, Ya. and from there to Plymouth. The eTening wc ppent at the resilience of our excellent friend, Pavid Hartman, until car time. We returned home nt 10 1 P. M. Wo found Plymouth to be a verv

nica place, and was well pleased with our visit there, the first since lNf7, to remain any time. It contains many nice buildings and is a splendid buainess point, and bids fair to be one of the best in northern In-

! diana.

vestment Patience ceasing longer tobe a virtue, the damsrl turned upon the impolite Cufiev. placed her delicate (?; fist in proximity to his smelling aparatus vulgarly denominated prcboscisxniX with unmistakable sUrnnets, exclaimed, 4,G d d in you! you big brack nigger! if you do dat agin, I'll smash youi mouff!!" We give this merely in illusfratiön of the harmony which governed the proceeding.LaPurlo Jem.

iVegro SulintgCo The Radicals in Congress are striving to pass a law giving the negros the right to vote in the District of Columbia. To'show such mad Republicans the soutiments of the white voters of the District noon the question of negro suffrage, a vote wa-j taken in Georgetown, and it stool : For Xegro Suffrage On Against Xegro Suffrage 1 ,700.

Majority Against 1 A vote was also taken in Washiuton City, an I it at ood : For Xegro Suffrage ?,t. Against Xegro Suffrage 0,003.

Majority against G,f0S. Notwithstanding this overwhelming expression of tho voters of the District against the measure, it is thought Congress will fore the measure upon the people there. The mad fanaticism of Abolitionism is so developing itself that no man ran doubt its purpose to demand uegro suffrage everywhere. All who favor that objectionable policy should vote tho Republican ticket. All men opposed to that policy, heretofore acting with the Republican part', will see the goal at which the Radicals are driving and refuse to longer fullow their lead. Lojan-fpurt Pharos.

IVno Fays tlic Flyer? The National Currency iiik of Xcw York City declared last year cash dividends amounting to GO pr cent., and 00 per cent, additional that was laid by as urplus. Th capital of the Rank is exempt from State and nainicipal taxation. It receives six per cent, from the Federal Government on its capital, which are fire-twenty bonds, and pays no tax thereon. It receives within ten per cent, of the face of its bonds National currency notes to bank on, on which it pays no tax. 1 1 receives immense deposits in greenbacks and National currency notes, on which also it bauki, but on which it pays no interest. This i a specimen of the whole brood of National banks. All is grist that conies to their mill, and they pay no toll to the Government. Little wonder is it that they can declare Ltrirc dividends.

It is stated that he Senate Committee

cn Contested Elections has prepared a

-4

The widow ofthcl itc Senator Douglas is

to be married on the IJOth inst., io Rrevet

Jersey. Thil dec" not surprise us any. duty at the War Department

renort adverse to Scuator Stockton, of ew Rrigadier General Williams, who i now on

.Hol: In Indiana. General Tilson, Acting Commissioner of tho Free Imen'a Rureau, lately iisued a circular from his headquarters at Augusta, Georgia, in which occurs the following passage : "1. Article 2, of tha amendments to the Constitution of the United States, gives the people the right to bear arms, and states that this right 'shall not be iufringed.' Any person, white or black, may. bo dis

ai'I.'.'ed if convicted of nuking an improper and dangerous use of weapons; but no military or civil officer h;s the right or authority to ui;v.-;n any clair, of people, thereby placiug ihc-m at the mercy of oiheri. AH mn,;it'i distinction of chr, lim e the n't ht to ka ; i rm.s f.t defend their homes, fahulies or tli'm-rlie." N'ne out of every ten of the mobs in

Indiana, during the past four years, were provoked by Morton, Carrington k Co., in

lawlessly invading, without process of law

or legal warrant, the housca, families, and

the members thereof, of innocent citizens cf this State, and arresting and impiisoti-

ing them; by which innocent citizens, those thus arresting them, according to the above declaration, ought to have been shot down. A mob in resistance to lawless official force is a constitational right, or a Russian despotism is already established. The Constitution gives tlic right f arms to defend ourselves "V.

Lands and Town Lois Returned Delinquent, For rioa-Payment of Taxes due on thein for the year 1S01, and . Previous years in Marshal County, Indiana. EXPLANATION. In tho following List, n is used for north s for south c for cast w for west nc for north-east nv for north-west sc for south-east sw for south-west e m r for oast of Michigan Itorul w m r for west of Michitran Itoatl w r 1 for west of Reserve line c r 1 for cast of Reserve line nr r for north of rail road s r r for south of rail road rs or rds for rods rd for rod ft for feet or foot a for acre do for the same as tli.it immediately above it no for number add for addition tor for corner frcn or frfor fraction frl for fractional ex lor except und for undivided pt for part hf for half q for quarter. Where section, township aud range are blank, they are the same as the next above them. Union Township No. 1.

NAMES OWNERS.

ftrvant Lovina Curtis ;. W Du IF Jacob H-ko A: Co llemineer Sarah. hong V. N MoreshinuT.Tohn. . "Paddoeh Sarah Poor Isft.ie Pet pics William Smith Amelia Sowric W. A same Fin ith Moses J Smith William Si.V(h:r Daniel

DESCRIPTION OF LANDS.

a 1

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W. est

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same Wirt Thomas

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Rixlrr Deter P.arton Nichold" Conner Thmnas ('ojicl.uid Thomas Cincinmiti, l'nion Ft. Wayne ILR. Co. Caldwell AlKlreW Co.-k William Cummins C. D Elliott Aaron C.oldsmith Etastus IL. II errin Jesse Ilinkson Kibcl Hannah Smuuel same Jones Abiiral J Latham Cornelius McEride Henry McCunc lbJuft fame McCunc Caroline. . . . Prndcn F. S., Ferry Ralph. M Riley Gaza ht Rinde John Shively Jouis same Spanider George same :irac Tiiarp John L. heir?. same Wenur Henry Willhimsi Werner l?arbar-

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40 80 40 80 40 40 40 40 40 M0 40 40 40 10 35 40 40 80

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rX,Iiioo:moo TownJiliIp No. .".

2 2. 3 p o V. $703 453 1701 3135 C30 3210 1099 202 n;iO 515 1114 905 395 551 140 1085 s i 1121

no. 2 14 32 2 52 21 2040 sel 33 33 2 40 1S21 do 9 32 80 3510 swlj' 20 80 987 do 40 4j7 no. 4 23 01 37 713 do 11 52 24 2822 nwt4' 30 CO 8? 3513 6vlj 20 0 1304 e1,' 31 8J 1C82 iul 30 372 net; 9 40 CO I swU 7 -10 810 ne4 31 CO 6413 nwij 32 40 2170 do 18 40 2110 do 32 40 2290 neH' :U 20 719 sei, 17 80 1880 do 40 025 ne1; 17 143 18 1122

799 1578 2007 351:3 902 .''.97Ö 15G1 1140 1131 2825 1213 1430 902 479 1757 13849 488 903 332 903 IVA) 580 2472 127S C20 f230 4:9 020 405 2070 937 1205 1415 194J

Adams John heirs... 14 Z sw'. 32 4 80 r.013 EoultonT. H 78 swl; nef 19 40 1142 Rover .laeol 80 do nw.l, JO 40 J.)7 Chirk iV' UohtTts 14 v do 17 40 m Cook Horace 174 self 23 32 3 15i o7;)7 Dav William W Is' wptw'2' nw-tj 4 52 1538 Davis Rrheeea innocornpt swtj :12 .1:1 4 10 33s ii-l.erFeter 100 nv.( nw 10 2(50 Fetters Jane 242 sw i f .,' 23 32 3 10 179 Goodwin.M'V.tilhiKxco 2S2 s.,' nv.i, 11 80 1093 Carner l'iviur 205 v; se1, 8 4 SO Jackson j". 305 out ew cor swlj nvf. 33 33 2 5280 Jtidd, Heben Samuel "Od w1,' do 21 J52 3 K0 R,37 Pame ;5''7 lot no 1 44 nr, 1117 same JWtf do no 4 04 CO 1010 same 99 do no 0 51 10 008 same 400 eU ne 23 80 1..M Julian Eli 403 ne4 do 30 40 993 I.eedvecCo 441 saw mill on swVj sw'4 23 3554 Mowlan Alfred 4S.I jnt nv. 35 40 WV2 Mowlan MaiiaE.... 490 lot no 2 30 30 00 790 Pinie 491 do no 3 40 049 Mowlam! Emma 492 do no 4 57 2S 1250 Mowlan Ann 490 nc4 neV; 35 40 7i) Overly Susanna 530 eL set.' 14 80 1093 Searls A. R 027 lot no 1 30 43 25 2115 same G28 do no 5 41 70 1975 Srntt Hcnrv ,;:!,) lot no 7 25 CO 55 1123 Williams Henry 720 w.; ewt4' 35 80 1155

Gonuan TownNlilp No. i.

Ernest John 201 south of road ncij m1,' 5 31 4 20 50 711 Raima Samuel 517 sc, 14 H 10O 2200 Jones Samuel 5S0 nwlj swlj 40 into Knowlan Amasa 703 se pw 4 19 35 4 40 271 KophcrJohn 751 i set 28 80 1412 MH.owen Peter 917 ni ne 21 31 3 40 037 Spitler (;cori,'e W. est. 1143 lot no I 7 40 89 347 same 1141 do no 1 fi 39 92 231 Whitrid-e l-og 1309 nvV,' se 4 28 35 4 40 5t2

Allen Tlu.Mlore 19 Cooley J. A 112 same 113 Clapper William 130 Cross Clarinda 1 18 Crrpenter Rachel 150 Clapper Henry 117 Dueey & Kochler 101 s.une 102 Deer Samuel 100 Johnson iV Wilson.... 309 MeClellan John 400 same 401 McKinnins K 125 McDonald Robert.... 429 Miller A. Stiver 430 Morgan Charles 135

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17 25 10 It

31 35 35 31

80 vi 40 40 25 40 100 00 80 30 40 80 80 50 80 40 fO

1917 1003 1840 525 510 1081 3120 102S

03S 830 2200 1125 137S 1021 83 2674

Noble Charles 401 Night hart Lousa 402 same 403 Richardson William C. 515 Reed S. O. A 537 Sherwood Mary 010 Seltenrijrht or Carpcnt'r 051 Shidler A. W 051

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Polk Township o. 5.

Rcllfontain ) & 57 Innianapolis R.R.Co ) same 53 Rarnhart Catharine. .. 84 Cushman Marv 110 Couklin T. II. 134 same 135 Green Jackson 290 same 291 Hannah William C... 320 Johnson Eliza 377 Knapp Henry est 409 Miller Jacob 472 same 473 same 474 same -175 May Anthony 485 Mann John N 510 Unknown 813 Wooftcr John II 891

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Cook Mrs Haze Rarnhart , Ilosmer fc Hildreth. same same camp Grifiin James InIe Adam , Kepler Alfred Kepler Margaret Kepler Catharine

Andrew! Capt Rail Raehol R Bowel Je Harnhill

West Township o.

115

1 lo 14 31 20

237 251

: lot

251 303 334 300 302 303

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Walnut Township Xo. IO.

same 80 CS 14 same 40 05 Clock & Roley. .. . 32 78 1002 same 22 82 7S9 Peemer John II... 0 1801 Finelitld Amos 3S 1035 same 30 2S25 44 84 2182 1 75 950 80 1513 NAMES OF 40 2301 OWNERS 52 43 1873 T , . 3 4390 Looth Abural Rachtol Catharine

Carr Ann . . . llelfner Joseph same Niles John B

ft 37 H7 88 S'J 103 194 2U 207 203

No 35 82 240 503 504 012

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TOWN LOTS, NAME OF TOWN, ülarmont.

North Salem do Tearson.s AdJ. to Inwood do

35 80 &2 d C4 004 34 2 38 1401 157 32 W6G 35 2 40 40 42 34 2 SO U 40 774 34 1 100 7503 0 237 40 07 34 20 814T 35 59 84 1273 41 743 31 1 151 1913 120 65 1G9S 40 H7033 100 135) 40 370f CI KO 120 47 517 100 A505 so mi 80 2l3tJ 31 40 mi 35 40 300 33 100 CO &m M 1 17 1304 33 I 495 C90 80 1710 43 3J 1007 80 1711 34 80 933 40 4 87 9 24 J5J 8 r,99 G " IO. 23 21e9 3 2 8 413 10 904s 2 03 135S 3 o isi) 21 4t37 33 3 40 2710 3i 3 40 SO 8'J 27 In Out Total

Lots Lot 30 13 11 IS 19

same Semig John est. eame same samo me fume

Anderson John est . . . . Barghwan&th Wm same samo same Toil Marr Elliett James est same F.win? Cm. W. r Ervinpj Wm. G, jr parue s.ime s;ime same Oftmbiill Furli Marthdl Sarah same Miller aud Wiboa same ruttcrson Mary Rusell Znohia , Reidinger Mary s.ime Rimnler Barbara Spring John heirs.... Smith Sarah unknown same amc Arne

1086 10S7 lOri-ü ioeo 1090 1091 1022

Niles and Lerir.g't Partition

21 12 13 14 15 1G IT

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ArpiTOit's OrricrrLYMOUTH. Isn., January, 4, lbGO I herchy certify the ahovc to he a true list of Lands and Town lots retujetds delinquent for non-payment of Taxes due thereon, lor the year 1801, and precccdiu jear., and that the same arc chargeable with the amouut of Taxes with which thoy stand charged on ail list. Given under my hand and the .Seal of the Board of Commissioner! of tUrshal! County, this" 1th day ot January, A. 1. A. C. THOMPSON. seal. " Auditor of Marshall County. Aumtor's Orrin:, Marshall Countt, Ixi. Jauuary 4, 18(iC Notice i hereby cu, that the Lands and town Lots described in the forgoing list and advertisement, or as much thereof a,s will nailtfy the Taxes due thereon, respectively the sale thereof, will he sold at the Court House at Plymouth, in Marshall County, on the first Monday in February, 1SGC, (it being the oth day of said month), within tho hours prescribed by law. A. C. THOMPSON, SKAL. Auditor ofM ri.f 11 Triiii.